Does this make the ring louder and the voices louder??
44893
Ring = No / Voice = Yes My elderly mother really appreciates being able to enjoy talking on the phone again.
44894
Does not make the phone ring louder just the voices can go louder and the pitch of the voice higher or lower... treble / bass. Adds clarification to callers that have a soft voice/ too loud/ accent.
44895
Based on your question and for what my mom tells me about the device. The answer is yes. She loves the idea that she can hear the phone ringing from as far as the front patio --14 feet away. The audio is clear when I call her using my cell phone.
282597
Yes it does. You control how loud it rings and how loud the other person sounds on the receiver. One thing I didn't like was that when someone calls, the phone speaks the name of whoever is calling, however this at&t brand isn't clear at all at pronouncing the words correctly. It sounds like gibberish 80% of the time. PANASONIC is the best at sounds all around.
811155
NO, it is activated to their voice/bark, if they bark quietly then it just a little warning, if they bark real load and continuously then it gets stronger with the bark. Best investment, costly but worth every penny. the first week you want to keep it on them for two weeks straight then after that you use it as needed. Its a learning tool.
2259491
i have not done it but I believe there is a switch on the side that will adjust the ringer volume
667475
It basically increases the volume but it does not make the sound quality better. So if you have plently of volume through your headphones, this is not going to help. I enjoy this device because while gaming i cannot always get it loud enough. With this its plenty loud and i like it like that. Hope this helps.
1061146
There is no problem with hearing the phone ring. There is also an option on the phone where you can adjust to having your phone in your purse...rings louder
436732
yes it came with it. This was not one of your questions, but there is now way to change the volume when it rings. It is very, very loud. We would get startled every time it rang. I finally undid the phone and cut out the ringer. If you have additional phones it other rooms, I hear them and still know to answer this phone. Hope this was helpful.
2008329
I haven't tried that, so I can't say for sure...but I THINK it would. However, the general increase in volume was not the impressive to me.
2209518
This device will not amplify voice communications. It will amplify the ringing only.There are portable phones (wireless) that will amplify voice communications. Check online and look for clarity amplified wireless phones. I have one of these as well.Hope this helps
984342
Not really.... The chime is activated by a hammer (steel rod) that strikes a steel plate (the chime). The hammer is pulled to the chime by magnetic force when the doorbell is pushed. A good transformer will make a nice fairly loud chime, as the transformer is what powers the magnet to pull the hammer...... See my review on Feb 23. 2013 under the name of Phillip.
1710559
Yes. You can change the volume level of the ringer separately. There are 6 volume settings. Ranging from very loud to completely off.
320988
There are several different ring options, they can be pretty loud. There is a standard ring option as well. There is something for everyone.
186745
Yes, it does. It will lower your music automatically, and your Skype ring will come through. When you are done, your music volume will increase again...enjoy! :)
469575
Not at all! As a matter of fact, it makes it louder and focuses the sound towards the front. Kind of cool!
1451142
Yes. Combined with Enhanced Noise Reduction (ENR), maximum volume is surprisingly capable as voices gain clarity (increasing volume also increases background noise which ENR aims to reduce). My father, who is hearing impared, uses this phone at maximum volume with ENR with no complaints. Tone Control allows him to further improve vocal clarity by increasing the treble for lower pitched voices and bass for higher pitched voices.
2127310
It is an amplifier, which means it increases the volume all along the spectrum, but I would say that it only makes your headphones louder. I don't use it anymore with my headphones as they have sufficient volume without it, and makes it too loud for comfortable hearing if I crank it up.
2218632
It does seem to do this. My husband was complaining about the loud background music in shows. He uses his TV ears earphones to hear what is being said. He has been very pleased with them. He uses the earphones to hear when we get a phone call and mute the TV. When not using the earphones, the box acts like a surround sound.